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P. T. Barnum:Struggles and Triumphs, Additional Excerpt 40

P. T. Barnum《Struggles and Triumphs》· Struggles and Triumphs · Leadership

During our stay in New York, I derived considerable information from the city managers with regard to the lottery business, and thereafter I bought my tickets directly from the Connecticut lottery managers at what was termed “the scheme price,” and also established agencies throughout the country, selling considerable quantities of tickets at handsome profits. My uncle, Alanson Taylor, joined me in the business, and, as we sold several prizes, my office came to be considered “lucky,” and I received orders from all parts of the country.

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